Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy explains the Company’s commitment to protecting personal information and describes how information is collected, used, stored, disclosed, and safeguarded when individuals interact with the Company through its digital platforms and services.

Effective Date: November 12, 2025
Last Updated: December 12, 2025

LuxeRevive LLC (“LuxeRevive,” “Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) is committed to protecting the privacy of individuals who access or use its website, booking systems, or services. This Privacy Policy describes the Company’s practices regarding the collection, use, storage, disclosure, and protection of personal information obtained when Users and Clients visit the Company’s website, submit inquiries, request estimates, schedule services, communicate with the Company, or otherwise interact with the Company in connection with its business operations.

This Privacy Policy applies to the Company’s website, online booking tools, lead and contact forms, electronic communications, and related digital or operational services (collectively, the “Site” and the “Services”). By accessing or using the Site or Services, Users and Clients acknowledge and agree that their information will be handled in accordance with this Privacy Policy, subject to applicable law.

Definitions

For purposes of this Privacy Policy, “User” means any individual who accesses or interacts with the Site. “Client” means any individual or entity that requests, schedules, or receives Services from the Company. “Personal Information” means information that identifies, relates to, describes, or can reasonably be associated with an identifiable individual, as defined under applicable law.

1. Introduction and Scope

This section explains the purpose of this Privacy Policy, identifies who it applies to, and establishes how it integrates with LuxeRevive’s other governing documents. It clarifies the conditions under which information is collected and used when individuals interact with the Company’s website or services.

1.1 Purpose of This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy describes the policies and practices of LuxeRevive (“Company,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) regarding the collection, use, disclosure, storage, and protection of information obtained through the Company’s website, digital platforms, and related online or electronic services (collectively, the “Site”), as well as in connection with the Company’s services.

1.2 Scope and Applicability

This Privacy Policy applies to all individuals who access, browse, or use the Site or who otherwise interact with the Company through the Site or related digital channels, including but not limited to visitors, prospective customers, existing customers, and individuals who submit inquiries, service requests, estimates, or booking requests (collectively, “Users”). This Privacy Policy applies regardless of whether a User ultimately engages the Company for services.

1.3 Acceptance and Acknowledgment

By accessing or using the Site or by submitting information to the Company through the Site or related electronic means, each User acknowledges that they have read, understood, and agreed to the collection, use, and handling of information as described in this Privacy Policy. Continued use of the Site or Services following any updates to this Privacy Policy constitutes acceptance of the revised terms, subject to applicable law.

1.4 Relationship to Other Agreements

This Privacy Policy is incorporated by reference into, and forms part of, the Company’s Terms and Conditions, Customer Service Agreement, and any other applicable agreements governing the User’s relationship with the Company (collectively, the “Governing Agreements”). In the event of a conflict between this Privacy Policy and any Governing Agreement, the provisions of the Governing Agreement shall control to the extent permitted by law.

1.5 Definitions

For purposes of this Privacy Policy, the following definitions apply:

1.5.1 “Client” means any individual or entity that requests, schedules, or receives services from the Company.
1.5.2 “Services” means the mobile detailing, pressure washing, or other services offered by the Company, whether requested through the Site or otherwise.
1.5.3 “User” means any individual who accesses or uses the Site, submits information through the Site, or otherwise interacts with the Company through digital or electronic means.

2. Information We Collect

This section explains the categories of information the Company may collect, the circumstances under which such information is obtained, and the limitations the Company places on the collection of sensitive data. It is intended to provide transparency while establishing clear boundaries around data handling practices.

2.1 Categories of Information Collected

The Company may collect personal and non-personal information from Users and Clients when they access the Site, communicate with the Company, request information, schedule services, or otherwise interact with the Company. Such information may be collected directly from the User or Client, automatically through use of the Site, or through authorized third-party service providers acting on the Company’s behalf.

2.2 Personal Information

Personal information collected by the Company may include, without limitation, an individual’s full name, telephone number, email address, service address, and general location details necessary to provide mobile or on-site services. The Company may also collect vehicle-related information, including make, model, size, condition, and other details reasonably necessary to estimate pricing, prepare for service, or deliver services appropriately.

In certain circumstances, the Company may collect optional information voluntarily provided by the User or Client, such as date of birth or birthday, for the limited purpose of promotional offers or customer engagement initiatives. Submission of such optional information is not required to use the Site or receive services.

2.3 Booking, Service, and Communication Information

The Company may collect information related to booking selections, service preferences, selected add-ons, prior service history, and scheduling details. The Company may also retain records of communications and correspondence, including emails, text messages, phone calls, online forms, chat interactions, and other communications exchanged between the Company and the User or Client for customer service, quality assurance, training, recordkeeping, or dispute-resolution purposes.

2.4 Technical and Usage Information

When a User accesses the Site, the Company may automatically collect certain technical or usage information, including but not limited to IP address, approximate geographic location, browser type, device information, operating system, referral sources, pages viewed, dates and times of access, and interaction data. This information is used to operate, maintain, secure, and improve the Site and services, and to analyze usage trends and performance.

2.5 Audio, Video, and Digital Recordings

Where permitted by applicable law, the Company may collect or create audio, video, photographic, or other digital recordings in connection with service performance, customer communications, security, training, documentation of vehicle condition, marketing (with appropriate consent where required), or dispute resolution. Recording practices may vary based on jurisdiction, location, and context, and may include recordings captured during on-site services or through electronic communications.

2.6 Non-Personal and Aggregated Information

The Company may collect or generate non-personal, anonymized, or aggregated information that does not reasonably identify an individual. Such information may be used for internal analytics, operational improvement, marketing analysis, and business planning, and may be shared with third parties in aggregated or de-identified form.

2.7 Sensitive Information Exclusion

The Company does not intentionally request or collect sensitive personal information, including government-issued identification numbers, financial account credentials, payment card numbers (except through secure third-party payment processors), health information, or other information classified as sensitive under applicable law. Users and Clients are instructed not to submit such information through the Site or other communication channels. If such information is inadvertently received, the Company reserves the right to delete or anonymize it to the extent permitted by law.

2.8 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Personal Information” means information that identifies, relates to, describes, or can reasonably be associated with an identifiable individual. “Non-Personal Information” means information that does not identify and cannot reasonably be linked to an identifiable individual.

3. How We Collect Information

This section explains the methods and sources through which the Company obtains information from Users and Clients, including direct interactions, automated technologies, and third-party platforms. It clarifies the circumstances under which information is collected and establishes reasonable expectations regarding data collection during both digital and in-person interactions.

3.1 Direct Collection from Users and Clients

The Company may collect information directly from Users and Clients when they voluntarily provide it to the Company. This may occur through online booking forms, lead forms, contact forms, estimate requests, account creation, or other submission mechanisms made available through the Site or related digital platforms. Information may also be collected during direct communications with the Company, including phone calls, text messages, emails, or other electronic or written correspondence.

3.2 In-Person and On-Site Collection

Information may be collected during in-person interactions in connection with the performance of services, including during vehicle inspections, service confirmations, documentation of vehicle condition, customer consultations, or service completion. Such information may include observations, notes, photographs, or other records reasonably necessary to provide services, document work performed, or address questions, concerns, or disputes.

3.3 Automated Collection Through the Site

When a User accesses or interacts with the Site, certain information may be collected automatically through standard website technologies, including cookies, pixels, log files, and similar tracking mechanisms. This information may include technical data such as IP address, browser and device information, usage patterns, referral sources, and interaction data, and is collected to support Site functionality, security, analytics, and performance optimization.

3.4 Third-Party Platforms and Service Providers

The Company may collect information through third-party platforms and service providers used for booking, customer relationship management, payment processing, analytics, marketing, or communication services. Information obtained through such platforms is subject to this Privacy Policy to the extent it is received or controlled by the Company, as well as to the privacy practices and terms of the applicable third-party providers.

3.5 Automatic Versus Voluntary Submission

Information collected by the Company may be provided voluntarily by the User or Client or collected automatically as a result of accessing or using the Site or interacting with the Company’s digital systems. Users acknowledge that certain technical or usage information may be collected automatically and without direct input in order to operate and maintain the Site and services.

3.6 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Direct Collection” means information affirmatively provided by a User or Client through communications or submissions. “Automated Collection” means information collected through technological means without direct manual input by the User or Client at the time of collection.

4. How We Use Information

This section explains the lawful and operational purposes for which the Company uses information it collects, and clarifies the limits placed on such use. It is intended to provide transparency while ensuring information is used in a manner consistent with business necessity, customer expectations, and applicable legal obligations.

4.1 General Business Purposes

The Company uses collected information solely for legitimate business purposes related to operating, maintaining, and improving its services and digital platforms. Information is used only to the extent reasonably necessary to carry out these purposes and is handled in accordance with this Privacy Policy and applicable law.

4.2 Service Delivery and Account Management

Information may be used to schedule, confirm, modify, and provide requested services, including verifying service details, preparing for on-site service delivery, and completing transactions. This includes using information to communicate with Users and Clients regarding bookings, service updates, changes, delays, confirmations, follow-ups, and responses to inquiries or requests.

4.3 Payment Processing and Billing

Information may be used to process payments, manage billing, issue invoices or receipts, address payment issues, and maintain financial records. Payment-related information is typically processed through authorized third-party payment processors, and the Company uses such information only as necessary to facilitate transactions, resolve disputes, and comply with accounting or legal requirements.

4.4 Communications and Customer Support

The Company may use information to communicate with Users and Clients through email, phone calls, text messages, or other communication channels regarding services, customer support matters, feedback requests, service reminders, or administrative notices. Communications may also be used for documentation, quality control, training, or dispute resolution purposes.

4.5 Website Operations and Analytics

Information may be used to operate, maintain, secure, and improve the Site, including monitoring performance, troubleshooting issues, analyzing usage patterns, and enhancing user experience. The Company may analyze booking behavior, service demand, traffic trends, and interaction data to inform business decisions, operational planning, and service offerings.

4.6 Marketing and Promotional Activities

Where permitted by law and subject to applicable consent requirements, the Company may use information to send marketing communications, promotional materials, special offers, or service announcements. Users and Clients may have the ability to opt out of certain marketing communications as described elsewhere in this Privacy Policy or as required by law. The Company does not sell personal information solely for marketing purposes.

4.7 Quality Assurance, Training, and Dispute Resolution

Information may be used for internal quality assurance, employee or contractor training, service verification, documentation of vehicle condition or work performed, and investigation or resolution of complaints, claims, or disputes. Such use is limited to what is reasonably necessary to protect the interests of the Company and its Clients.

4.8 Security, Fraud Prevention, and Legal Compliance

The Company may use information to detect, prevent, and respond to fraud, unauthorized activity, security incidents, or misuse of the Site or services. Information may also be used to comply with applicable laws, regulations, legal processes, enforce contractual obligations, and protect the rights, property, and safety of the Company, its Clients, and others.

4.9 No Automated Decision-Making

The Company does not use personal information to engage in automated decision-making, including profiling, that produces legal effects or similarly significant impacts on Users or Clients.

4.10 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Automated Decision-Making” means decisions made solely by automated means without meaningful human involvement that produce legal or similarly significant effects. “Marketing Communications” means promotional or advertising-related messages not strictly necessary to provide requested services.

5. Cookies, Analytics, and Tracking Technologies

This section explains how the Company uses cookies and similar technologies to operate and improve the Site, understand user behavior, and protect against misuse. It also describes the types of data collected through these technologies and the choices available to Users regarding their use.

5.1 Use of Cookies and Similar Technologies

The Company uses cookies, pixels, tags, web beacons, scripts, and other similar tracking or identification technologies (collectively, “Tracking Technologies”) in connection with the operation of the Site. These Tracking Technologies may be placed directly by the Company or by authorized third-party service providers acting on the Company’s behalf and are used to support essential Site functions, performance measurement, security, and marketing effectiveness.

5.2 Purposes of Tracking Technologies

Tracking Technologies are used to monitor and analyze Site performance and usage, understand how Users navigate and interact with the Site, evaluate booking flows and conversion activity, improve Site functionality and content, measure the effectiveness of marketing and advertising efforts, and detect, prevent, or mitigate fraud, abuse, or unauthorized activity.

5.3 Information Collected Through Tracking Technologies

Information collected through Tracking Technologies may include pages visited, features accessed, dates and times of visits, time spent on pages, referral and exit sources, device identifiers, browser type and settings, operating system, approximate geographic location, and events related to booking activity, including incomplete or abandoned booking attempts. Such information may be collected in aggregated or identifiable form depending on the technology used and applicable law.

5.4 Third-Party Analytics and Advertising Services

The Company may use third-party analytics, advertising, or marketing service providers to assist in understanding Site usage and improving outreach efforts. These providers may collect information through Tracking Technologies in accordance with their own privacy policies and contractual arrangements with the Company. The Company does not control the data collection practices of such third parties beyond the scope of its agreements with them.

5.5 User Choices and Cookie Management

Users may control or limit the use of cookies and similar technologies through their browser or device settings. Disabling or restricting certain Tracking Technologies may affect the availability, functionality, or performance of the Site, including the ability to complete bookings or access certain features. The Company is not responsible for any reduced functionality resulting from User-managed cookie settings.

5.6 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Cookies” means small data files stored on a User’s device by a website. “Tracking Technologies” means cookies and other technologies used to collect information about User interactions with the Site.

6. Communications and Marketing

This section explains how the Company communicates with Users and Clients, the types of messages that may be sent, the basis for consent, and the options available to manage or limit marketing communications.

6.1 Service-Related Communications

By submitting contact information to the Company or otherwise engaging with the Site or Services, Users and Clients consent to receive communications reasonably necessary to facilitate business operations. Such communications may include messages related to service inquiries, estimates, scheduling, confirmations, reminders, service updates, follow-ups, payment matters, administrative notices, and customer support. These communications may be delivered by email, telephone call, text message, or other communication methods provided by the User or Client.

6.2 Marketing and Promotional Communications

Where permitted by applicable law, and subject to required consent, the Company may send promotional or marketing communications, including special offers, service announcements, or informational messages intended to promote the Company’s services. Marketing communications will be sent only where the Company has a lawful basis to do so, which may include express consent, an existing business relationship, or other legally permissible grounds.

6.3 Consent and Opt-Out Rights

Users and Clients may withdraw consent to receive promotional or marketing communications at any time by following the unsubscribe or opt-out instructions provided within the applicable message or by contacting the Company directly using the contact information provided in this Privacy Policy. Opting out of marketing communications will not affect the receipt of service-related or transactional communications that are necessary to provide services or fulfill contractual or legal obligations.

6.4 Message Delivery and Limitations

The Company does not guarantee the timing, frequency, or successful delivery of communications, as delivery may be affected by third-party carriers, service providers, user settings, or technical limitations. The Company is not responsible for delays, failures, or interruptions in message delivery outside of its reasonable control.

6.5 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Service-Related Communications” means communications necessary to provide or administer Services. “Marketing Communications” means promotional messages not strictly required to deliver requested Services.

7. Audio, Video, and Recording Practices

This section explains the circumstances under which the Company may record or document communications and service interactions, the purposes for which such recordings are used, and the legal standards governing consent and compliance.

7.1 Scope of Recording Practices

Where permitted by applicable law, the Company may record, photograph, or otherwise document communications, service interactions, and on-site activities involving Users or Clients. Such documentation may include audio recordings of phone calls, video recordings, photographs, digital images, written notes, or other records created in connection with service inquiries, scheduling, service delivery, or post-service communications.

7.2 Purposes of Recordings

Recordings and documentation may be used for legitimate business purposes, including quality assurance, training, service verification, security, fraud prevention, documentation of vehicle condition before and after service, customer support, and investigation or resolution of complaints, claims, or disputes. The Company limits the use of recordings to purposes reasonably related to these objectives.

7.3 Legal Compliance and Consent

The Company’s recording practices are designed to comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws governing audio, video, and electronic recordings, including consent and notice requirements. Where required by law, the Company will obtain consent before recording. Continued participation in a recorded communication or service interaction after notice of recording may be deemed consent to the extent permitted by law.

7.4 Third-Party Involvement and Locations

Recording practices may vary based on the communication channel, service location, and jurisdiction in which the interaction occurs. Recordings may involve third-party service providers or platforms used for communication, scheduling, or security, and such recordings may be subject to the policies and technical limitations of those providers.

7.5 Retention and Access

Recordings and related documentation may be retained for a period reasonably necessary to fulfill the purposes described in this section, comply with legal or contractual obligations, or protect the rights and interests of the Company and its Clients. Access to recordings is limited to authorized personnel and service providers with a legitimate business need.

7.6 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Recordings” means audio, video, photographic, or other digital or electronic records created in connection with communications or service interactions.

8. Payment Information

This section explains how payment information is handled, the role of third-party payment processors, and the limitations on the Company’s access to and storage of sensitive financial data.

8.1 Use of Third-Party Payment Processors

All payments for Services are processed through third-party payment processing platforms authorized by the Company. These platforms are responsible for collecting, transmitting, and processing payment information in connection with transactions. The Company does not directly process or control the technical aspects of payment authorization, settlement, or data transmission.

8.2 Storage and Access to Payment Information

The Company does not store full credit card numbers, debit card numbers, card verification values, or similar sensitive payment credentials on its own servers or systems. Any stored payment methods, tokens, or partial payment identifiers are maintained by the applicable third-party payment processor in accordance with its security practices and contractual obligations.

8.3 Security Standards and Compliance

Payment information is handled in accordance with the security standards and protocols implemented by the Company’s payment processing providers, which may include industry-recognized data security standards. While the Company takes reasonable steps to select reputable payment providers, it does not guarantee the absolute security of payment information transmitted through third-party systems.

8.4 Payment Disputes and Errors

In the event of payment disputes, chargebacks, failed transactions, or billing errors, the Company may use available transaction details and records provided by the payment processor to investigate and respond. Resolution of such matters may be subject to the policies and procedures of the applicable payment provider in addition to the Company’s own terms and conditions.

8.5 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Payment Processor” means a third-party service provider that processes payment transactions on behalf of the Company.

9. Data Sharing and Third Parties

This section explains when and why the Company may share information with third parties, the limitations placed on such sharing, and the Company’s position regarding the sale of personal information.

9.1 General Data Sharing Principles

The Company may share personal and non-personal information with third parties only to the extent reasonably necessary to operate its business, provide Services, maintain the Site, comply with legal obligations, or protect the Company’s rights and interests. Information is not shared for unrelated purposes and is disclosed on a need-to-know basis consistent with this Privacy Policy.

9.2 Categories of Third Parties

Information may be shared with trusted third-party service providers that perform functions on the Company’s behalf, including but not limited to booking and scheduling platforms, customer relationship management systems, payment processors, analytics providers, marketing or advertising platforms, website hosting services, cloud storage providers, and information technology or security service providers. Such third parties may receive access to information only as necessary to perform their designated services.

9.3 Purpose and Scope of Disclosure

Third parties are authorized to process information solely for legitimate business purposes related to the services they provide to the Company. The Company does not authorize third parties to use personal information for their own independent purposes except as permitted under their contractual arrangements or required by law.

9.4 No Sale of Personal Information

The Company does not sell, rent, or trade personal information for monetary consideration. Any disclosure of information to third parties is made for operational, service-related, or legally required purposes and not as part of a data brokerage or resale activity.

9.5 Third-Party Privacy Practices

Information shared with third parties is subject to the privacy policies and data handling practices of those third parties. While the Company seeks to work with reputable providers that implement reasonable data protection measures, it does not control and is not responsible for the privacy practices, security measures, or compliance obligations of independent third parties.

9.6 Legal and Business Disclosures

The Company may disclose information to third parties when required to do so by law, regulation, court order, or governmental request, or when necessary to enforce agreements, investigate potential violations, respond to claims or disputes, or protect the rights, property, or safety of the Company, its Clients, or others.

9.7 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Third Parties” means entities other than the Company that process information on the Company’s behalf or receive information in connection with business operations.

10. Data Retention

This section explains how long the Company retains personal information and the factors that determine retention periods, balancing business needs, legal obligations, and data minimization principles.

10.1 Retention Periods

The Company retains personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary to fulfill legitimate business, operational, contractual, and legal purposes. Retention periods may vary depending on the nature of the information, the purpose for which it was collected, the duration of the Client relationship, and applicable legal or regulatory requirements.

10.2 Factors Affecting Retention

In determining appropriate retention periods, the Company may consider factors such as the need to provide ongoing or follow-up services, maintain accurate business and financial records, comply with tax, accounting, or regulatory obligations, resolve disputes or enforce agreements, and protect the Company’s legal rights and interests.

10.3 Legal and Contractual Obligations

Certain categories of information may be retained for longer periods where required or permitted by applicable law, regulation, court order, or contractual obligation. In such cases, information will be retained only to the extent and for the duration necessary to comply with those obligations.

10.4 Disposal and De-Identification

When personal information is no longer required for the purposes described in this section, the Company will take reasonable steps to delete, destroy, or de-identify such information in a manner appropriate to its sensitivity and the systems on which it is stored, subject to technical limitations and legal requirements.

10.5 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Retention Period” means the length of time personal information is maintained before deletion, destruction, or de-identification.

11. Data Security

This section describes the measures the Company takes to protect personal information and clarifies the inherent limitations of electronic data security.

11.1 Security Measures

The Company implements reasonable administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to protect personal information against unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction. Such safeguards may include access controls, secure systems and networks, employee or contractor training, and the use of reputable third-party service providers that maintain appropriate security standards.

11.2 Scope and Limitations of Security

While the Company takes commercially reasonable steps to protect personal information, no method of transmission over the internet or method of electronic storage is completely secure. As a result, the Company cannot and does not guarantee the absolute security of personal information transmitted to, from, or stored by the Company or its service providers.

11.3 User Responsibilities

Users and Clients are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of any credentials, devices, or access methods used to interact with the Site or Services and for taking reasonable precautions to protect their own information. The Company is not responsible for security breaches resulting from actions or omissions outside of its reasonable control.

11.4 Security Incidents

In the event of a suspected or confirmed security incident involving personal information, the Company may take reasonable steps to investigate, mitigate, and respond to the incident in accordance with applicable law and its internal policies. Any notifications provided will be made as required by law and subject to available information at the time.

11.5 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Security Incident” means an event that results in unauthorized access to, acquisition of, or disclosure of personal information.

12. User Rights and Choices

This section explains the rights Users and Clients may have with respect to their personal information and the options available to manage how that information is used, subject to applicable law and legitimate business requirements.

12.1 Access to Personal Information

Depending on applicable law, Users and Clients may have the right to request access to the personal information maintained by the Company about them. Such requests may be limited to information that is reasonably retrievable and may be subject to verification of the requester’s identity.

12.2 Correction of Inaccurate Information

Users and Clients may request that the Company correct or update personal information that is inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated. The Company may require reasonable documentation or verification before making corrections and may decline requests that are inconsistent with legal, contractual, or recordkeeping obligations.

12.3 Deletion of Personal Information

Where permitted by law, Users and Clients may request the deletion of their personal information. The Company may retain certain information notwithstanding a deletion request where retention is necessary to comply with legal obligations, enforce agreements, resolve disputes, complete transactions, or protect the Company’s rights and interests.

12.4 Marketing Preferences and Opt-Out

Users and Clients may opt out of receiving marketing or promotional communications at any time by following the opt-out instructions provided in such communications or by contacting the Company directly. Opting out of marketing communications does not affect the receipt of service-related or legally required communications.

12.5 Submission and Processing of Requests

Requests to exercise rights described in this section may be submitted using the contact information provided in this Privacy Policy. The Company may take reasonable steps to verify the identity of the requester and may respond within the timeframes permitted by applicable law.

12.6 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “User Rights” means rights relating to access, correction, deletion, or limitation of personal information as provided under applicable law.

13. Children’s Privacy

This section explains the Company’s policy regarding the collection of personal information from children and the measures taken to comply with applicable child privacy laws.

13.1 Age Restrictions

The Site and Services are intended solely for use by individuals who are at least thirteen (13) years of age. The Company does not knowingly permit or encourage individuals under the age of thirteen (13) to access or use the Site or Services.

13.2 No Knowing Collection of Children’s Information

The Company does not knowingly collect, use, or maintain personal information from children under the age of thirteen (13). The Company does not target its services, marketing, or content to children and does not intentionally solicit information from minors.

13.3 Inadvertent Collection and Remedial Actions

If the Company becomes aware that personal information from a child under the age of thirteen (13) has been collected without appropriate authorization, the Company will take reasonable steps to promptly delete such information from its records, subject to technical limitations and applicable legal requirements.

13.4 Parental Inquiries

Parents or legal guardians who believe that their child has provided personal information to the Company may contact the Company using the contact information provided in this Privacy Policy to request review or deletion of such information.

13.5 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Child” means an individual under the age of thirteen (13), as defined under applicable law.

14. Changes to This Privacy Policy

This section explains the Company’s right to update this Privacy Policy and how such changes are communicated and become effective.

14.1 Right to Modify

The Company reserves the right to revise, update, or modify this Privacy Policy at any time to reflect changes in business practices, legal requirements, technology, or operational needs. The Company is not obligated to provide advance notice of changes except where required by applicable law.

14.2 Effective Date of Changes

Any modifications to this Privacy Policy will become effective when the revised version is posted on the Site, unless a later effective date is expressly stated. The “Last Updated” date, if provided, reflects the most recent revision.

14.3 Acceptance of Revised Policy

Continued access to or use of the Site or Services after the effective date of any changes constitutes acknowledgment and acceptance of the revised Privacy Policy to the extent permitted by law. Users who do not agree to the revised terms should discontinue use of the Site and Services.

14.4 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Effective Date” means the date on which a revised version of this Privacy Policy is posted to the Site.

15. Contact Information

This section provides the contact details Users and Clients may use to submit questions, requests, or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy or the Company’s data practices.

15.1 Privacy Inquiries and Requests

Users and Clients who have questions about this Privacy Policy, wish to exercise applicable rights, or seek additional information regarding the Company’s data collection, use, or disclosure practices may contact the Company using the information set forth below. Communications should include sufficient detail to allow the Company to understand and respond to the inquiry.

15.2 Company Contact Details

LuxeRevive Mobile Detailing & Pressure Washing LLC
Lincoln, Nebraska
Email: owner@luxerevivedetailing.com
Phone: 402-381-3815
Website: www.luxerevivedetailing.com

15.3 Response Handling

The Company will make reasonable efforts to review and respond to inquiries submitted under this section in a timely manner, subject to verification requirements, the nature of the request, and applicable legal obligations.

15.4 Definitions

For purposes of this section, “Privacy Inquiry” means any communication relating to this Privacy Policy or the Company’s handling of personal information.